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Cleaning of fuel leakage to last two months in Turkey's Çeşme
Cleaning works will last for at least two months after a 50-ton-fuelled ship stranded in the Çeşme district of the Aegean province of İzmir leaked and polluted its Paşalimanı area and Ilıca-Yıldız Burnu coast, Çeşme District Mayor Muhittin Dalgıç has said.
Dalgıç said the winter conditions were increasing the spread of fuel over the sea.
24 detained for 'promoting terrorism' on social media across Turkey
Some 24 suspects were detained in four provinces in Turkey on Dec. 22 on charges of "promoting terrorism" on social media, the Turkish police has said.
Turkish authorities release detained relatives of Russian ambassador killer
Turkish authorities have released the relatives of an off-duty policeman who assassinated Russian Ambassador to Ankara Andey Karlov, Doğan News Agency has reported on Dec. 22.
Details emerge regarding Karlov assassination
Details continue to emerge regarding the assassination of the Russian Ambassador to Turkey Andrey Karlov, who was killed late on Dec. 19 by a Turkish police officer in central Ankara.
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Turkish serial killer faces aggravated life term for third murder
Istanbul prosecutors on Dec. 20 have demanded heavy life sentences and an additional 10 years of prison term for Atalay Filiz, a Turkish serial killer who became widely known after committing a series of murders.
A hard year for art in İzmir
From large canvases to glass figurines and musical plans, artworks recently displayed in the Aegean province of İzmir reflect the political issues of 2016, including violence against women, child abuse and environmental issues.
In Galeri A, Tülin Yiğit Akgül's glassworks, titled "3 Rooms and 1 Living Room," focus on women taking charge to solve their own problems.
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60-year-old Turkish traveling woman found in İzmir after viral social media campaign
A 60-year-old Turkish woman, whose travel photos went viral on the internet after she lost her camera in a car in which she was hitchhiking, has been found in the Aegean province of İzmir.
Thousands of social media users sparked a viral campaign to find her and nicknamed her "Ayşe Teyze" (Aunt Ayşe).
Man released by police after attempting knife attack at Fazıl Say concert
A man who attempted to attack world-renowned pianist Fazıl Say's concert with a cleaver was released after being detained in the western province of İzmir on Dec. 14, Doğan News Agency has reported.
Trial begins after volunteer women teachers in İzmir narrowly escape sexual assault
Six female teachers who volunteered to provide additional education to 35 students in a village of the Karabağlar district in the western province of İzmir barely escaped sexual assault by a group of men in the village in May, it has been revealed after the opening of a trial into the case, according to daily Habertürk.
Turkish businessman convicted after coup attempt dies in prison
A Turkish businessman, who was arrested after an investigation into the July 15 failed coup attempt that was believed to have been orchestrated by the Gülen movement, died on Nov. 29 in prison in the western province of İzmir, Doğan News Agency has reported.